Alder Hey Hospital works with the Charities Trust who partner with Plan International. So links with child abuse NGO allegations and organ harvesting allegations. (pizzagate)

submitted ago by neptunium1

SUMMARY: * I've only just started looking at the Alder Hey hospital and quite clearly this story requires more researchers. I present the links found so far with the Royal Navy, a 'discrete' organisation called the Leaders Club, Charities Trust, Costa Foundation and Plan International. Clearly there is more stuff to be found.*

So this started with the post on Alfie Evans: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2527481 and carmencita's comment: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2527481/12656244

Partners for Alder Hey Children's Charity https://www.alderheycharity.org/support-us/corporate-partnerships/our-partners/

Curry's PC World/ DAMS/ David Wilson Homes/ Fresenius Kabi/ Holmes- Naden/ Morgan Sindall/ Wongs/ Santander/ Tangle Teezer

There is a whole laundry list more starting with Bristol Meyers Squibb DIG DIG DIG!!!

Please read through my replies on that comment. Starting with the Chair of the Board of Trustees at the hospital, Sir Malcolm Thornton, this took me to the Leaders Club which also needs its board scrutinized.

They work with the Charities Trust who partner with Alda Hey Hospital and work with Costa Foundation: https://youtu.be/YqvWHXqn63c

Costa Foundation website: https://www.costafoundation.com/

They partner with Plan International - as well as other organisations. Please take a look https://www.costafoundation.com/our-team/

Recent posts on Plan International: On arrested former UNICEF official Peter Dalglish, Street Kids International, Plan UK and some very royal connections

Director of Plan International Belgium says they fired some people in relation to child abuse. Check her earrings, ..

So, we have a hospital that basically held a dying child hostage, a board with links to the British Royal Navy (which recognizes statanism as a religion), previous allegations of staff removing organs from dead children without informing the next of kin, links with a children's foundation which works in third world countries. I reckon we have a number of organisations here that warrant investigating.

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neptunium1 ago

Notice the promotion of Aviva in this Charities Trust video https://youtu.be/YqvWHXqn63c

From the FT article: "Aviva chief Mark Wilson spins off in unexpected directions"

“I do turnrounds,” Mark Wilson said shortly after his appointment as Aviva’s chief executive in 2013. It was just as well given the to-do list — in the wake of Andrew Moss’s unpopular tenure, capital needed boosting, costs needed cutting and the share price decline needed reversing. And do it all he did.

But after spending five years currying favour with investors, Wilson has just performed a less positive turnround. He has caused anger among investors, first with his aggressive plan to redeem “irredeemable” preference shares, and then with a bizarre decision to take a board seat at rival asset manager BLACKROCK.